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I am from Syracuse, New York. Currently a college student studying Computer Science. I hope to learn Russian and Chinese... Would love some casual conversation in text or spoken. I understand the Cyrillic alphabet for the most part, hoping to broaden my cultural horizons.
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    this morning

    Last night, I wanted to write this very much. But it was too late at that time that I couldn't get up to go online. However, I don't want to write it anymore. Anyway, I'll write on paper to give my mind some relief. I joined a writing test about my hostel(?), and my essay will be posted in a group. My responsibility is tell everyone to press a "like" and "share" button for me. To do this, I must ask some friends who I rarely contact. I felt very embarrassed because it seems I just contact with them when I need. I mean, it seems I took advantage of them. Although I thought I shouldn't do that, but I did. I thought about it hard. Finally, I went to sleep and woke up in the next morning with the plans which I set before.
    A cousin, who I've realy had contact with, recently invited me to go out for some drinking with him. I felt surprised and very glad. He and I used to be close to each other when we were children. He is as old as I am. He's my brother because his mom is my mom's sister ( As is our custom, we are called follow our mom or dad(?)).
    I eat meat and noodles recently instead of rice, as I did before. I know that rice is better than noodles but I'm not really interested in eating rice anymore. Rice is very difficult for me to swallow right now.

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    October 26, 2015
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    How do I say I, myself, etc. in Russian? Looking for possessives, in Cyrillic. Mine, his, her, theirs.
    October 26, 2015
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    привет! I don't know much Russian besides 'What's up?' 'hi' 'hello' 'thank you' 'goodbye' and 'good'.
    October 26, 2015
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